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It is relevant to find who you are,
Where you stand and who you are not.
Me? I am like a star,
3 billion miles away,
just there, never seen,
only a thought.
It is relevant to know who you are,
What defines you and who you are not.
Me? I am like a ship that sails no where but far,
Drifting in the vast ocean;
simply a dot.
It is relevant to see who you are,
Who you want to become and who you are not.
Me? I am a grain of sand in a sand bar,
Many like me trying to fill up
each slot.
It is relevant that I say these things,
For understanding the role I play,
In the world and what it brings,
And the way I see myself everyday.
I am a minute aspect of Earth,
And my identity will fade away.
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